{"id":632,"date":"2013-02-07T00:41:19","date_gmt":"2013-02-07T00:41:19","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.greenthingsnursery.net\/?page_id=632"},"modified":"2023-02-15T19:44:06","modified_gmt":"2023-02-15T19:44:06","slug":"perennial-flowers","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"http:\/\/greenthingsnursery.net\/?page_id=632","title":{"rendered":"Perennial flowers"},"content":{"rendered":"

A\u00a0perennial plant\u00a0or simply\u00a0perennial\u00a0(Latin\u00a0per<\/i>, “through”,\u00a0annus<\/i>, “year”) is a\u00a0plant\u00a0that lives for more than two years.\u00a0\u00a0The term is often used to differentiate a plant from shorter-lived\u00a0annuals\u00a0and\u00a0biennials. The term is also widely used to distinguish plants with little or no woody growth from trees and shrubs, which are also technically perennials.
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Perennials, especially small\u00a0flowering plants, that grow and bloom over the spring and summer, die back every autumn and winter, and then return in the spring from their\u00a0root-stock, are known as\u00a0herbaceous perennials<\/i>. However, depending on the rigors of local climate, a plant that is a perennial in its native habitat, or in a milder garden, may be treated by a gardener as an annual and planted out every year, from seed, from cuttings or from divisions.<\/p>\n

There is also a class of\u00a0evergreen, or non-herbaceous, perennials, including plants like\u00a0Bergenia<\/i>\u00a0which retain a mantle of leaves throughout the year. An intermediate class of plants is known as\u00a0subshrubs, which retain a vestigial woody structure in winter, e.g.\u00a0Penstemon<\/i>. The local climate may dictate whether plants are treated as shrubs or perennials. For instance, in colder temperate climates, many shrubby varieties of\u00a0Fuchsia<\/i>\u00a0are cut to the ground to protect them from winter frosts.
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**\u00a0 DEER RESISTANT PLANTS\u00a0<\/strong>
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\"Achillea<\/a>**ACHILLEA\u00a0<\/strong>– Yarrow \u2018Paprika\u2019\u00a0– sun, height 18\u201d (-40\u00b0) June-Sept. \u00a0Red blossoms with yellow centers.<\/p>\n

4\u201d\u00a0pot $3.99<\/p>\n

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\"Agastache<\/a>**AGASTACHE<\/strong>\u00a0– Aurantiaca \u2018Coronado\u2019 – sun, height 18\u201d (-30\u00b0) July-Sept. \u00a0Yellow flowers streaked with orange, silvery mint fragrant foliage, heat tolerant.<\/p>\n

4\u201d pot $3.99<\/p>\n

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\"AJUGA<\/p>\n

**AJUGA<\/strong>\u00a0– Reptans \u2018Black Scallop\u2019 – Best in 1\/2 day sun,\u00a0height 6\u201d (-30\u00b0) May-June. \u00a0Black evergreen foliage with deep blue flower spikes.<\/p>\n

4\u201d pot $3.99<\/p>\n

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*\"Ajuga<\/a>*\u2018Burgundy\u00a0Glow\u2019 – height 8\u201d sun or shade, (-30\u00b0) April-May. \u00a0Variegated (white\/green\/pink) foliage turns pink and white during colder weather, evergreen ground cover.<\/p>\n

4\u201d pot $3.99<\/p>\n

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*\"AQUILEGIA<\/a>*AQUILEGIA<\/strong>\u00a0– Columbine – \u2018McKanna Giants\u2019 – height 18\u201d sun or shade,\u00a0(-40\u00b0) May-June. \u00a0Very tolerant of shady conditions, large solid and\u00a0bi-colored\u00a0flowers,\u00a0 self sows, easy to grow.<\/p>\n

4\u201d pot $3.99<\/p>\n

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*\"AQUILEGIA<\/a>* \u2018Remembrance\u2019 \u2013 height 18\u201d, sun or shade (- 40\u00b0) April-June. \u00a0Blooms of white and intense deep violet are very striking, easy to grow.<\/p>\n

4\u201d pot $3.99<\/p>\n

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\"ARENARIA<\/a>ARENARIA<\/strong>\u00a0– Sandwort \u2018 Montana\u2019 – height 8\u201d, Sun or part shade (-40\u00b0) June. \u00a0Profuse white flowers on evergreen foliage, easy care and fast, blooms for a long period.<\/p>\n

4\u201d pot $3.99<\/p>\n

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\"ARTEMISIA<\/a>**ARTEMISIA<\/strong>\u00a0Wormwood\u00a0 \u2018Silver Mound\u2019 – height 12\u201d-18\u201d, sun (-40\u00b0) \u00a0Soft finely cut foliage, almost \u2018\u00a0pet-able\u2019,\u00a0 gentle mounding habit, valued for the silver foliage not flowers, not evergreen, does not like wet feet, grows well drained soil.<\/p>\n

4\u201d pot $3.99
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**AUBRIETA\u00a0<\/strong>\u2018 Audrey\u2019 \u2013 height 6\u201d\u00a0sun or part shade,\u00a0(-30\u00b0), March-May. \u00a0Red Purple mix,\u00a0one of the best evergreen ground covers, will remind you of creeping phlox with different colors, excellent in rock gardens, very striking when in flower, benefits from a haircut after flowering.<\/p>\n

4\u201d pot $3.99<\/p>\n

\"AUBRIETA<\/a><\/p>\n

\u2018Blue with eye\u2019-\u00a0 Same as above with a blue color, very unusual. \u00a0Currently not available<\/p>\n

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\"BELLIS<\/a>**BELLIS PERENNIS<\/strong>\u00a0– English Daisy –\u00a0sun or part shade, height\u00a04\u201d, (-30\u00b0F)\u00a0April-June. \u00a0Pink white and red button flowers, very hardy and tough, can become invasive in agricultural areas, biennial of short lived perennial.<\/p>\n

4\u201d pot $3.99<\/p>\n

\"BRUNNERA<\/a><\/p>\n

BRUNNERA\u00a0<\/strong>-Macrophylla \u2018Jack Frost\u2019- \u00a0shade, height 12\u201d- 15\u201d (-40\u00b0F)\u00a0April-May. \u00a0Stunning large silvery leaves and bright blue small flowers, a new plant for shade gardens, easy care and flowers last a long time. Perennial plant of the year, try it, you\u2019ll like it!<\/p>\n

1 gallon pot $16.99 available at nursery only.<\/p>\n

\"CAMPANULA<\/a>**CAMPANULA\u00a0<\/strong>–\u00a0Birch Hybrids – Sun or \u00bd shade, height\u00a06\u201d-9\u201d spread 24\u201d (-30\u00b0F), July-Sept. \u00a0Bright green spreading foliage, deep violet nodding bell flowers, very abundant, not invasive.<\/p>\n

4\u201d pot \u00a0$3.99<\/p>\n

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**\"CAMPANULA<\/a>Glomerata \u2018Superba\u00a0\u2019-\u00a0sun or \u00bd shade, height\u00a010\u201d-20\u201d spread 24\u201d (-40\u00b0F)\u00a0May-July. Rich purple blue, upward facing blooms growing in large showy clusters, good performer.<\/p>\n

4\u201d pot $3.99<\/p>\n

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**\"CAMPANULA<\/a>“Peach Bells\u2019- sun or 1\/2 shade, height\u00a010\u201d- 30\u201d spread 24\u201d, \u00a0(-30\u00b0F), June-Aug. \u00a0Blue or white edged with blue flowers, lots of open bell shaped flowers on sturdy stems for cutting, open peach leaf type foliage, a\u00a0cottage garden staple.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot $3.99<\/p>\n

\"CERASTIUM<\/a>**CERASTIUM<\/strong>\u00a0– Tomentosum \u2018Snow-in-Summer\u2019 \u2013\u00a0sun,\u00a0height 6\u201d Space 18\u201d (-40\u00b0F)\u00a0May-June. \u00a0Forms a low mat of soft gray felted, white leaves, well drained soil, one of the toughest evergreen ground covers we grow, white flowers are a bonus.<\/p>\n

4\u201d pot $3.99<\/p>\n

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\"DELPHENIUM<\/a>**\u00a0DELPHINIUM<\/b>\u00a0\u2018Magic Fountains\u2019 – sun, height 30\u201d spread 18\u201d (-40\u00b0F)\u00a0June-Aug. \u00a0Mix of blues, whites, and lilacs, medium height is well suited for windy areas, \u00a0good for cutting, a must for cottage gardens, prefers well drained soils.<\/p>\n

4\u201d pot \u00a0$3.99<\/p>\n

\"DIANTHUS<\/a>**DIANTHUS<\/strong>\u00a0Deltoids \u2018Artic Fire\u2019 – sun, height 6\u201d-8\u201d spread 18\u201d (-30\u00b0F)\u00a0June-July. \u00a0White flowers with bright red center, petals are fringed, evergreen low growing, deep green foliage, small delightfully fragrant, tolerant of many growing conditions, benefits from cutting off spent flowers.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot \u00a0$3.99
\n\"DIANTHUS**Deltoides \u2018Flashing Lights\u2019 \u2013 sun, height 6\u201d space 18\u201d (-40\u00b0F)\u00a0June-July. \u00a0A fast growing evergreen ground cover, bright red \u00bd\u201d flowers held above the foliage, tolerates hot conditions, One of our best ground covers, benefits from cutting off old seed heads (mow off).<\/p>\n

4\u201d pot $3.99<\/p>\n

\"DICENTRA<\/a>**DICENTRA<\/strong>\u00a0Spectabilis Bleeding Hearts \u2018Pink\u2019 \u2013 shade or \u00bd sun, height 30\u201d Spread 24\u201d (-40\u00b0F)\u00a0April-May. \u00a0Soft foliage with pink and white heart shaped, pendulous flowers, easy to grow.<\/p>\n

4\u201d pot $5.99<\/p>\n

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\"DIGITALIS<\/a>**DIGITALIS<\/strong>\u00a0Purpurea Foxglove \u2018Foxy Hybrids\u2019 – sun, height 36\u201d (-30\u00b0F)\u00a0May-July. \u00a0 A mix of carmine, pink, cream, and white tubular flowers with maroon speckles, a\u00a0short lived perennial\u00a0 or biennial, self-sowing and offspring come true to the variety, more compact than most Foxglove.<\/p>\n

4\u201d pot $3.99<\/p>\n

\"ECHINACEA<\/a>ECHINACEA \u00a0<\/strong>Purpurea \u2018Magnus\u2019 Coneflower – sun, height 36\u201d Space 24\u201d (-40\u00b0F)\u00a0June-Sept. \u00a0Rosy purple 3\u201d-4\u201d daisy flowers with dark rose center cone, petals don\u2019t droop as much as the standard variety, 1998 perennial plant of the year.<\/p>\n

4\u201d pot $3.99<\/p>\n

\"ECHINACEA<\/a>\u2018Prairie Splendor\u2019 – sun, height 24\u201d space 24\u201d (-40\u00b0F) June-Sept. Large deep rose flowers with coppery orange center cone, blooms early and long, flowers first year, nice compact form.<\/p>\n

4\u201d pot \u00a0$3.99<\/p>\n

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\"COREOPSIS<\/a>**COREOPSIS\u00a0<\/strong>–\u00a0<\/strong>Tickseed-Rosea \u2018Heaven\u2019s Gate\u2019- sun, height 24\u201d spread 18\u201d (-20\u00b0)\u00a0July\u2013Sept. \u00a0A thread leaf coreopsis with pink flowers and rose red shadings, golden center is striking.<\/p>\n

4\u201d pot $3.99<\/p>\n

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\"COREOPSIS<\/a>**Moonbeam\u2019 – sun, height 12\u201d space 18\u201d (-30\u00b0F)\u00a0 June-Sept. \u00a0A thread leaf coreopsis with abundant lemon yellow 1\u201d daisy blossoms, loves full sun and hot locations, very versatile border plant, very long blooming period, perennial plant of the year.<\/p>\n

4\u201d pot $3.99<\/p>\n

\"COREOPSIS<\/a>**\u2018Zagreb\u2019 – sun, height 24 \u201cspace 18\u201d (-30\u00b0F)\u00a0June-August. \u00a0Another thread leaf coreopsis with golden yellow flowers, more upright than moonbeam, benefits from dead-heading.<\/p>\n

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4\u201d pot $3.99<\/p>\n

*\"GAILLARDIA<\/a>*GAILLARDIA<\/strong>\u00a0Blanket Flower \u2018Arizona Sun\u2019 – sun, height 12\u201d spread 12\u201d (-40\u00b0F)\u00a0June-Oct. \u00a0Red daisy flowers with golden yellow tips, grayish green foliage, very hardy, drought tolerant.<\/p>\n

4\u201d pot $3.99<\/p>\n

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\"GALIUM<\/a>**GALIUM<\/strong>\u00a0Odoratum \u2018Sweet Woodruff\u2019 – sun or part shade, height 6\u201d spread 12\u201d\u00a0(-30\u00b0F)\u00a0May-June. \u00a0Small white flowers above whorled leaves, evergreen\u00a0ground cover,\u00a0very competitive under trees, spreads by rhizomes but not hard to control.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot $3.99<\/p>\n

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\"GAURA<\/a>**GAURA<\/strong>\u00a0Lindheimeri\u00a0 \u2018Snow Fountains\u2019- sun, height 30\u201d space 18\u201d (-10\u00b0F)\u00a0July-Sept. Sturdy, upright, and pendulous, small butterfly like white flowers bloom as the stems grow,\u00a0 excellent landscape use around water features, pink varieties are available but hardy only to 0\u00b0.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot $3.99
\n\"GERANIUM<\/a>**GERANIUM<\/strong>\u00a0Cranesbill\u00a0 \u2018Vision\u2019 – sun, height\u00a0 8\u201d \u00a0Spread 12\u201d (-30\u00b0F)\u00a0April-August. \u00a01\u201d pink flowers with red veins, foliage turns a bright orange red in fall, robust ground cover, long blooming.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot $5.99<\/p>\n

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\"HEUCHERA<\/a>**HEUCHERA<\/strong>\u00a0Coral Bells \u2018Crimson Curls\u2019 – sun or shade, height 18\u201d spread 24\u201d (-40\u00b0F) May- July. \u00a0 Rich burgundy ruffled foliage, tidy and compact, creamy white blooms.<\/p>\n

4.5\u201d pot $12.99<\/p>\n

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\"HEUCHERA<\/a>**\u2018Obsidian\u2019- sun or shade, height 10\u201d spread 16\u201d (-30\u00b0F)\u00a0June-July. \u00a0Very shiny black leaves, creamy white flowers.<\/p>\n

4.5\u201d pot $12.99<\/p>\n

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*\"HEUCHERA<\/a>*\u2018Peach Flambe\u2019 – sun or shade, height 10\u201d spread 14\u201d (-30\u00b0F)\u00a0May-July. \u00a0Bright orange leaves mature to peach color then to plum, white flowers.<\/p>\n

4.5\u201dpot $12.99<\/p>\n

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\"IBERIS<\/a>IBERIS<\/strong>\u00a0Candytuft \u2018Purity\u2019 – sun, height 10\u201d spread 18\u201d (-30\u00b0F)\u00a0April-May. \u00a0 Profuse with flowers almost covering the foliage totally, good evergreen ground cover that can be used to border areas, deer like this plant.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot \u00a0$4.99<\/p>\n

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**LAVANDULA<\/strong>\u00a0Lavender Angustiifolia \u2018Elegance Purple\u2019\"Lavender<\/a>– sun, height 12\u201d spread 18\u201d (-20\u00b0F) June-Aug. \u00a0Silvery green foliage with\u00a0deep bluish purple flowers, a\u00a0gracefully compact, free flowering, well branched, flowers the first year, long blooming period.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot \u00a0$4.99<\/p>\n

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\"Lavender<\/a>**Hidcote Superior\u2019 – sun, height 18\u201d Spread 24\u201d (-20\u00b0F)\u00a0June-Aug. \u00a0Dense rich blue flowers spikes, gray foliage and compact habit.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot \u00a0$4.99<\/p>\n

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\"Lavender<\/a><\/p>\n

**\u2018Violet Intrigue\u2019 – sun, height 12\u201d spread 24\u201d (-20\u00b0F) June-Aug. \u00a0Long violet spikes with a strong fragrance and high oil content, dark green foliage.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot \u00a0$4.99<\/p>\n

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*\"LEUCANTHEMUM<\/a>*LEUCANTHEMUM<\/strong>\u00a0Superbum (Shasta Daisy) \u2018Silver Princess\u2019 – sun or \u00bd day shade,\u00a0height 12\u201d spread 14\u201d (-30\u00b0F)\u00a0May-Aug. \u00a0Classic single white daisy with yellow center, large flowers, compact plant, very tough and easy to grow.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot \u00a0$3.99<\/p>\n

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*\"\u2018Snowcap\u2019\"<\/a>*\u2018Snowcap\u2019 – height 6\u201d spread 18\u201d Single large white flowers, compact plant with nice foliage, consistent bloomer, easy care.<\/p>\n

4\u201d pot \u00a0$3.99<\/p>\n

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\"LEWISIA<\/a>**LEWISIA<\/strong>\u00a0Cotyledon \u2018Sunset Group\u2019 – \u00a0sun or \u00bd day sun, height 8\u201d spread 12\u201d (-30\u00b0F)\u00a0May-June. \u00a0Bright colored orange, pinks and yellows clusters of round petal flowers, great for rock gardens. \u00a0First discovered by Lewis and Clark in high alpine areas, an evergreen succulent that needs good drainage.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot \u00a0$6.99<\/p>\n

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**LIATRIS<\/strong>\u00a0Spicata (Gayfeather) \u2018Kobold\u2019 – sun, height 18\u201d spread 12\u201d (-50\u00b0F)\u00a0July-Sept. \u00a0Flower spikes bloom from top down, prized for cut flowers, tall stems have narrow leaves, long lasting flowers.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot \u00a0$3.99<\/p>\n

\"LUPINUS<\/a>**LUPINUS<\/strong>\u00a0Lupine \u2018Red Flame\u2019 \u2013 Height 36\u201d, space 24\u201d, -40, June-July, Sun, –\u00a0 Red flowers, Lupines come into their own in late spring, tall bright colored spikes,\u00a0 best in cool summers, great cut flowers.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot \u00a0$3.99<\/p>\n

**\"Lupinus<\/a>\u2018The Governor\u2019- sun, height 24\u201d space 18\u201d (-40\u00b0F) May-June. \u00a0Deep blue and white flowers on sturdy, strong stems.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot \u00a0$3.99<\/p>\n

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\"LUPINUS<\/a>**\u2018Gallery Series\u2019 Mix -sun, height 36\u201d space 24\u201d (-40\u00b0)\u00a0June-August. \u00a0Short flower stalks with compact habit, blue, red, pink, yellow, white colors.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot \u00a0$3.99<\/p>\n

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*\"LYSIMACHIA<\/a>*LYSIMACHIA Nummularia \u2018Creeping Jenny\u2019 – sun or part shade, height 3\u201d spread 18\u201d (-30\u00b0F)\u00a0June. \u00a0Long stems of small round leaves form a thick carpet, evergreen ground cover, roots as it grows, bright yellow flowers are a nice addition, easy to grow and reasonably fast as a ground cover, available with gold foliage.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot \u00a0$3.99<\/p>\n

*\"MONARDA<\/a>*MONARDA\u00a0<\/strong>Bee Balm \u2013 Height 36\u201d, space 24\u201d (-30\u00b0F)\u00a0July-Sept. \u00a0A herbaceous bushy perennial topped with 2\u201d-3\u201d rounded flower clusters. \u00a0Attracts bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds, available in bright coral, red, and purple.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot \u00a0\u00a0$4.99<\/p>\n

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\"PENSTEMON<\/a>**PENSTEMON\u00a0<\/strong>barbatus \u2018Pinacolada mix\u2019 \u2013 Sun, height 18\u201d, space 18\u201d (-30\u00b0F)\u00a0June-August. \u00a0Penstemons are known for tolerating poor rocky soils, sometimes found growing in cracks of rocks, \u2018Navigator is a compact mix of pink, lavender, blue and purple lupine shaped flowers, low care.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot \u00a0 $3.99<\/p>\n

\"PEROVSKIA<\/a>**PEROVSKIA\u00a0<\/strong>Russian Sage \u2013 Sun, height 36\u201d, space 36\u201d (-30\u00b0F)\u00a0\u00a0July-Sept. \u00a0Finely textured aromatic\u00a0 foliage, small bluish purple flowers on tall spikes, prefers well drained soil and full sun, loves hot, dry conditions, perennial\u00a0 plant of the year, great performer.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot \u00a0 $5.99<\/p>\n

**PHLOX\u00a0<\/strong>paniculata garden phlox \u2013 Sun, height 36\u201d, space 24\u201d (-30\u00b0F)\u00a0July-August. \u00a0An old time\u00a0 perennial and great performer, sweet scented flower clusters on long stems, good for cutting, many colors available in whites, pinks, and reds. Easy to grow.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot \u00a0$4.99<\/p>\n

\"PHLOX<\/a>PHLOX\u00a0<\/strong>subulata creeping phlox \u2013 Sun, height 6\u201d-9\u201d, space 18\u201d (-40\u00b0F)\u00a0April-May. \u00a0Forms a carpet of flowers in pinks, blues and reds, prefers well drained soils, needle like foliage, benefits from fertilizing after flowering.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot \u00a0 $3.99<\/p>\n

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\"POLEMONIUM<\/a>**POLEMONIUM\u00a0<\/strong>caeruleum \u00a0Jacob\u2019s Ladder \u00a0\u2018Brise d\u2019Anjou\u2019 \u2013 1\/2 day sun, height 18\u201d, space 18\u201d (-30\u00b0F)\u00a0May-July. \u00a0One of the best and most vibrant variegated evergreen plants we carry, violet blue flowers are a bonus, bell shaped flowers on stalks like lupines, not drought tolerant and not tolerant of staying too wet.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot \u00a0$3.99<\/p>\n

*\"RUDBECKIA<\/a>*RUDBECKIA<\/strong>\u00a0fulgida \u2018Goldsturm’ \u2013 Sun or \u00bd day sun, height 24\u2019, space 24\u201d (-30\u00b0F)\u00a0July-Oct. \u00a0One of the Black-Eyed Susans, Golden yellow flowers with a distinct cone center, straight stems make this variety suitable for cutting, easy care and tolerant of many growing conditions. Perennial plant of the year.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot \u00a0 $3.99<\/p>\n

\"SALVIA<\/a>**SALVIA<\/strong>\u00a0nemorosa \u2018May Night\u2019 \u2013 Sun, height 18\u201d, space 24\u201d (-40\u00b0F) May-July. \u00a0A very large group of plants including the culinary sages, happiest in well drained, sunny locations, dark violet blue flowers on deep purple stems, good for cutting, drought tolerant.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot \u00a0$3.99<\/p>\n

\"SEDUM<\/a>**SEDUM<\/strong>\u00a0creeping stonecrop rupestre \u2018Blue Spruce\u2019 \u2013 Sun, height\u00a0 10\u201d, Space 24\u201d (-30\u00b0F)\u00a0June-August. \u00a0Bluish green succulent needle like foliage, Bright yellow flowers, evergreen, easy to grow, likes full sun and drier sites.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot \u00a0$3.99<\/p>\n

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\"Sedum<\/a>Spurium \u2018Blaze of Fulda\u2019 \u2013 Sun, height 6\u201d, Space 18\u201d (-30\u00b0F)\u00a0 June-August. \u00a0Dark maroon foliage with deep burgundy blooms.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot \u00a0 $3.99<\/p>\n

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\"SEDUM<\/a>Spurium \u2018Tricolor\u2019 \u2013 Sun, height 3\u201d, Space 18\u201d (-30\u00b0F)\u00a0June-August. \u00a0Green leaves with cream and red edging, pink flowers, evergreen in milder areas.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot \u00a0$3.99<\/p>\n

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\"SEMPERVIVUM<\/a>SEMPERVIVUM<\/strong>\u00a0\u2018Hens and Chicks\u00a0 Mix\u2019 \u2013 Sun, height 4\u201d, Space 12\u201d (-40\u00b0F)\u00a0August-Sept. \u00a0Evergreen succulents, form rosettes of thick leaves, multiply by offsets that spread by runners, flowers are interesting and leaves come in different colors.<\/p>\n

4\u201dpot \u00a0$5.99<\/p>\n

\"TANACETUM<\/a>**TANACETUM<\/strong>\u00a0Pyrethrum Daisy \u2018Robinson\u2019s Pink\u2019 \u2013 Sun, height 24\u201d, space 18\u201d (-20\u00b0F)\u00a0June-July. \u00a0Long stem blossoms excellent long lasting cut flower, prefers moist fertile soil, also known as painted daisy.<\/p>\n

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\"THYMUS<\/a>**THYMUS<\/strong>\u00a0– Creeping Thyme \u2013Coccineus Major \u2013 Sun, height 3\u201d, space 18\u201d (-30\u00b0F)\u00a0June-August. \u00a0Tiny red blossoms on aromatic foliage, great low ground cover, evergreen foliage turns\u00a0bronze\u00a0in fall. \u00a0Will take light traffic.<\/p>\n

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\"THYMUS<\/a>**\u2018Wooly Thyme\u2019 \u2013 A dense mat of gray hairy leaves, covered with pink blossoms.<\/p>\n

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\"\u2018Elfin<\/a>**\u2018Elfin Thyme\u2019 \u2013 A very tight growing thyme, grows slower than other varieties, the best for between patio stones, lavender flowers.<\/p>\n

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\"\u2018Lemon<\/a>**\u2018Lemon Thyme\u2019 \u2013 Lemon scented leaves sometimes used in cooking, golden variegated leaves with tiny lavender flowers.<\/p>\n

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\"VERONICA<\/a>**VERONICA<\/strong>\u00a0 Speedwell \u2018Giles van Hees\u2019 \u2013 Sun, height 6\u201d, space 12\u201d (-30\u00b0F)\u00a0June-August. \u00a0Dwarf variety with loads of pink flower spikes, long blooming period.<\/p>\n

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\"VERONICA<\/a>**\u2018Blue Bouquet\u2019 \u2013 Sun, height 18\u201d, Space 24\u201d (-40\u00b0F)\u00a0June-August. \u00a0Rich green leaves with dark violet flowers.<\/p>\n

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\"VERONICA<\/a>**\u2018Eveline\u2019 \u2013 Sun, height\u00a0 12\u201d, space 15\u201d (-30\u00b0F)\u00a0June-August. \u00a0Durable, disease resistant plant with long tapered spikes of rose purple flowers, glossy green leaves.<\/p>\n

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\"VINCA<\/a>VINCA MINOR<\/strong>\u00a0\u2013Periwinkle \u2018Bowels\u2019s Variety\u2019 \u2013 Sun or shade, height 3\u201d, Space 18\u201d (-30\u00b0F)\u00a0April-May. \u00a0Classic lavender blue flowers on medium green evergreen foliage.<\/p>\n

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\"VINCA<\/a>\u2018Illumination\u2019 \u2013 \u00a0height 6\u201d, Space 12\u201d (-30\u00b0F)\u00a0April-May. \u00a0Golden yellow leaves edged with green, periwinkle blue flowers.<\/p>\n

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